Beyond the Crisis: How interconnected businesses exhibit leadership and resiliency
In 2020, SAP and Oxford Economics partnered to survey 3,000 senior executives globally to understand how leaders around the world are adopting a holistic management strategy. This white paper is part of the wider Systems Thinking program. Learn about leaders’ keys to success in the publication.
What you will learn:
- The business drivers of interconnectivity and the
progress to date toward those goals - The importance of a skilled workforce to enabling the
interconnected enterprise - How technology investments and data-sharing between
operational and customer-facing functions boost results - How our leader group stands out from the rest of the
survey sample
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